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a commission and served III the Mexican
war and in campaigns against the Indians.
After six years service he resigned to
become n civil aud military engineer He
was appointed state engineer Of New jersey
in 1850, designer of Central park, New York,
in 1886, and Prospect park, Brooklyn, in
1859. In 1861 he was appointed brigadier
general of United States volunteers. and was
military governor Of Norfolk in 1862. Since
the war he has given his attention to civil
engineering. He was connected with the
Columbia college school of mines for time.
He is a member of all the scientific societies.
In 1884 he was appointed president of the de
partment of public parks of New York and
elected 10 congress that year.
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CONSERVATIVE KNIGHTS.
Reviving an Old Assembly, from Which
Radicals VIII be Excluded.

Radicals VIII be Excluded.
Chicago, February 16.--A large num-
Der of Knights of Labor gathered last
night at 104 East Randolph street to par
ticipate in the ceremony Of reorganizing
Local Assembly No. 400 1t was the re-
vival of the pioneer assembly of .the or
der in the West. 1t was organized in
1877 by Richard Grifliths, now General
Worthy Foreman of the order. The as
sembly grew so large eventually that a
number of other assemblies were founded
in different parts of the city, and as
these and others grew No. 400 was grad
ually deserted by its members for assem-
bies whose headquarters were more con-
veniently located The charter was al
ways held here, however An old member
referring to the reorganization, said
There are Knights who have become
tired of the extremists. The young and
radical are crowding out the conserya-
tives from the assemblies. They will all
find a friendly refuge in old 400. We
want to conduct 400 on strictly Knights
of Labor principles. No socialism, no
politics, no personal quarrels will enter
our assembly"
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Estimated receipts of hogs, 10000.
NEW YORK
REVIEW.

There has been a decidedly better feeling
in wheat to-day, and market was very active.
Opening was steady at 79c. May on better
cables. and cooler weather The bears again
raided the market, and under free selling by
local crowd the market declined TO 7o3.
Around this price, however, good buying
orders came in the market and steadied up,
and for great part of the session ruled
steady about 7S4-s around which price con
siderable wheat was bought. Later in the
session export trade was reported to be better,
and as private cables were still higher local
crowd covered quite freely, and the market
sold up to 79s, closing at top price Receipts
are higher than they were last week and
clearances better, while foreign markets are
stronger We think they will 60 higher
unless something bearish comes on the mar
ket which cannot beseen at present. Longs
are pretty well covered up.
Corn quiet and dull, sympathizing with
" heat throughout. Close is at outside.
Provisions quiet, strong and higher, but
full advance was not sustained on account
of free realizing by longs.
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probabIv Buried Beneath the Snow.

VIRGINIA CITY, NEv., February 10
News reached here late last night that
the snowsheds at Blue Canon had col
lspsed. Conductor Hood, brakeman,
the roadmaster, and one other person are
missing. A snow-plow and seven engines
have been dispatched to the scene of the
accident.
!: TowLEs, CAL, February l6.-The snow.
storm which began on Saturday ceased
Yesterday. The blockade on the Central
Pacific between here and Blue Canon, ex-
tending a distance of four miles, Is ex-
pected to be raised this morning.
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this young girl has lived all her life IN the
retirement Of a country house. Her face is
long and somewhat inclined to leanness, but
its every lineament beSpeaks the patrician
Her complexion is a rich olive, her eyes
hazel and her hair black and curling. She
looks like queen among women as she stands
receiving her callers.
1t is said by those who know Miss Davis
well that she helped her father considerably
in the preparation Of his recent history of the
war. Her studies from youth had been di-
rectcd in the line of southern war records and
political history, 50 that when it came TO pre-
pairing the work she was a valuable assistant.
Her aunt says that the old Confederate leader
relied on her almost entirely in the matter Of
collecting and arranging statistics of the war
and employed her as amanuensiS most of the
time while preparing the work Nothing
pleased her so much as hunting up facts and
theories 10 defend the south and the policy Of
her fathers administration. Her favorite re-
treat at home is the big library, which con-
ssts almost exclusively Of war records and
histories of the United States. Here she
reads to her father several hours daily, while
the fallen chieftain listens, mods and dreams
of the past. 1t is said that he fairly dotes on
his handsome child-camOt bear 10 let her
out of his sight. Ii was only after a long
struggle that he consented to her trip 10
Richmond and the north. She seems
equally devoted to her father, for she has
refused several advantageous offers of mar
riage from wealthy Mississippi planters, il
order to .soothe his declining years by her
r,ra-auco
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by &. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.
REVIEW.


New YORK, February l6.-All foreign mar
kets both for American and home securities
came firm this morning and our prices re-
sponded, but only in feeble manner, and
the lack Of commission business is still very
conspicuous 1t may be that the dissolution
Of Congress will be regarded as removing a
detrimental factor Towards the afternoon
a better feeling prevailed and prices showed
a tendency TO improve but the trading was
of purely local character and chiefly con
fined to room traders. While we cannot but
retain our confidence that the situation war
rants a strong market We are, at the same
time frank to admit that the absence of any
extended public speculation is a decidedly
disappointing feature and until it becomes
more evident we may have dragging mar
ket. At the same time we see nothing to
cause much lower prices. and any revival OF
outside speculation would be apt to cause
rapid advance. Prices closed steady. Money,
4 to 3.
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she has visited with
unusual social hon
ors, and she proved
deserving of them.
She is of a true
southe ern type.
She is just tall
enough 10 be com
manding in appear
ance, and has n
willowy, graceful !
form, which is clad
with a richness and
taste that are sur
priSing when it is
remembered that
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been offered, it is
said, the Turkish
mission. which in
the event of a war
in Europe Will bc
animportant post
Gen. Niclc is Il na
tive of " atcrlord
i'm New NO * state.
where he Wa
born sixty -tw o.
yearsaso. IIcwa-
graduated from
West Point Mil
tary academy in
lS41 He i'm
tt,..if4tllv accented
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Their Injuries Prove Fatal.

DETROIT, Mich, February l6.-The
Hofrner children, who were burned by an
explosion in their fathers furniture store
Yesterday afternoon, died during the
night. Hoffner's chances OF recovery
are slight
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w L. TIMBERLAKE,
MEDICAL.
DIR. ROBERTSON

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Recent or Chronic Urethral Diseases positive
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Special treatment for ladies needing medical
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Inc Paris Bon Marche.

The celebrated shop called the Bon Marche
m Paris has "bandp or orchestra composed
IF 2jO Of the men and women connected with
the establishment The other evening, writes
correspondent, they gave a concert in the
huge halls of the store, and eminent artists
ike VI. Faure, Of the Grand opera, were
among the singers. There were no less than
1900 people IN the audience. Chicago Times.
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ui. neroism Gaugea Dy EIrcumstances

1t was a thrifty urchin, albeit of tender
years, who fell down OH the icy sidewalk and
cut a slight cash in his tough little palm the
other day. Some kindly passers by stopped
to bind up his hand and offer the little fellow
consolation. A gentleman gave him dime,
and when the lady who wound her handker-
chief around the injured hand asked him if
he did not feel pretty comfortable, he replied
with astounding candor: "Yes'm, as comfort
able as a feler can fur ten cents" That boy
had a sense of values.-Boston Post.
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THE RAVENNA MURDER.
A Man Supposed To Have Been the Res
oued Prisoner Breaks Jail at Marietta.

Cued PrIsOner Breaks JaII at HaTI'IIa'
MARIETTA, ONO, February 16.-A man
was arrested here Saturday on suspicion
of being one of the men wanted at
Cleveland for the Ravenna murder. He
gave the name of John Cole, and answered
the description of the prisoner who was
rescued. A description of the man was
sent to the authorities at Cleveland, and
an uncessful attempt was made yesterday
to photograph the prisoner. Last night
he broke from his cell, released all the
prisoners in the Jail, and all fled. This
morning the following dispatch was re-
ceived from Cleveland: "By all means
hold the man. He is undoubtedly the
one we want" He was to have been
chloroformed to-day and photographed
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Too Much.

Polite Clerk-Two spools Of cotton at four
will be eight cents. Where shall send the
package, madamf
Well Dressed LADY, will take il with me-
| couldn't think of imposing on you during
such rush Of business.
Clerk-Madam-I
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A Chicago Bookkeeper Missing.

CHICAGO, February 16.-William Eli.
son, bookkeeper for Hibbard d Co, board
of trade brokers, is said to be missing,
and that he is short in his accounts about
$4,000, supposed to have been lost in
speculation.
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Some eight or ten years since. Gen.
Schenck was afflicted with Bright's disease,
and never expected TO recover, but an old
Vermont physician put him on a strict diet Of
stale bread and skinned milk, which restored
aim to health, and he is now enjoying his old
ige-Boston Budget
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The friends of the Blair educational
bill have not given up all hope that they
may get consideration for that measure
in the House yet before adjournment, but
their chances are slim.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Interesting Incidents and Gossip.
xLIXth CONGRESS.
Senate.

WASHINGTON, February 16.-The pre-
siding officer laid before the Senate what
purported to be the credentials of David
Turpie, elected Senator from the State of
Indiana for six years commencing March
4, 1887. The certificate is signed by the
Governor, whose signature is certified by
the Secretary of State.
Referred, on motion of Mr. Hoar, to
the Committee on Privileges and Elec-
tions.
Mr.. Mcmillan, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported back the House riv-
er and harbor bill, with amendments,
and gave notice that he would move to
take it up tomorrow after the morning
hour.
On motion of Mr.. Evarts the printing
of the testimony being taken in the Tex
as investigation was ordered
The resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.. Hoar to have the Committee on Priv
eges and Elections inquire also as to
whether the district attorney or marshal
of the Western district of Texas have
been attempting TO obstruct the investi-
CATION or to intimidate witnesses was
tdhCu up
Mr.. Hoar's resolution was adopted by
a party vote-30 to 10.
Mr.. Stanford addressed the Senate in
favor of the plan for industrial co-Opera-
ton.
The Senate then resumed consideration
of the bill to increase the naval estab-
lshment Mr.. Maxey supported the bill.
He was not only in favor of building war
vessels, but of the fortifcatiOn of every
seaport in the country.
House.
The House insisted upon the amend
ments to the Senate trade-dOllar bill, and
agreed to the conference requested by the
Senate.
Mr. Belmont, from the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, reported back the Senate
retaliation bill with a substitute therefor,
which was ordered to be printed and re
committed.
Mr. Belmont gave notice that he would
ask the House to act upon the measure
on Wednesday next, Immediately after
the reading of the journal.
Mr. Rice gave notice that he would file
minority report.
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ONE CENT.
BY TELEGRAPH.
HAPPENINGS AT HOME AND ABROAD
AS SENT OVER THE WIRES.

Foreign ews-Conservative Knights-The
Revenna Murder-Chicago's Doodle Com
missioners--A Bookkeeper Missing-In-
juries Prove Fatal.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
The Campaign in Germany.

BERLIN, February 15.-It is not be-
lieved that much will be accomplished by
the manifesto just issued by a number of
the Catholic nobility of the Renish and
Westphalian provinces to induce German
Catholics generally to vote for candidates
favorable to the septennate.
Bismarck's speech yesterday il the up
per house of the Prussian Diet is inter
preted as new proof that the Reichstag
will be expected to vote an increase OF
indirect taxes.
The bourse is rather animated with
quotations. Money is easy.
An American Arrested.
ST. PETERSBURG, February 16.-John
F. Mackey, former resident of Pennsyl-
vania, has been arrested near st. Peters
burg by the Russian authorities on sus-
picion of being an English spy. Mr..
Mackey went to Europe to complete his
education, and on departing from st.
Petersburg recently he was detained as
an English spy, having on his person at
the time an English passport. His father
has sent on papers to the Russian Minis
ter at Washington to prove ais sons
identity, asking at the same time that he
be released.
A Jail Delivery
CALCUTTA, February 16.-Twenty-five
thousand of the $4,000 prisoners at pres
ent confined in the different jails through
cut India for different offenses will be
released to-day as an act of clemency to
commemorate the jubilee of Queen Vic
toria. In selecting the prisoners to be
liberated especial pains have been taken
to show lenity to females. All persons
imprisoned for debt throughout India, in
cases where the debt is under one hun
dred rupees, will be liberated to-day, also
in commemoration of the jubilee and in
these cases the Government will pay the
debts.
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Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON February 16.-Indications
for Virginia for the next twenty-four
hours, commencing at 8 pm; Slightly
colder, fair weather, variable winds. -
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IunDOrtant.

Cabinets, 81 per dozen Cards, 81 pei
dozen. RICHMOND PHOTOGRAPH CO.,
S211 Broad street.
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JvANTFD- EVERYBODI WHO

IL L n III ~- T. y Ia j ~ - " -
w f, scattering with "a bad cough, hoarse-
ness. tickling Iu throat. &c. 10 try the Chero-
F,. Cough Drops They viii give you lmmc-
t.tereUDf only s cents per box. For sale at
tfef..0WuE places:
IJ Tu0ckmartou Third and JacksOn Mrs.
morris. 5j Brook avenue; III. \. Scpark,
Trntg--.cYgI and Main streets: Louis Wal
t. 2.j East Broad street Joseph MarSala,
-E> Nau street; n. H. Jones, $50 West
H.r,rcct. IS. a. Walker. W3 West Main
.,net. Nr, Allison, 1906 East Main street; C..
Tger. reI Twenty street; j. W, Bar
sr rwntv-aghth and Clay streets; +. Rom
o 31 Noa1.e street; +. Rutherford 9l6
North seventeenth street: William Whitman
Turnpike and Jay streets; Joseph Williams.
Clark and uural streets, j. II. Childrey, III
South Eighth street; Richardson's drug store;
Seventeenth and Nwab.e: r.. F. Reeve, 6O2
East Marshall street: Mr.. Marley, Fourth
ml HUH streets, Manchester; Mr.. Morris,
HuI near Fifth street, Manchester; b. G..
Cole. Sixth 8u1 Hull streets, Manchester Mrs.
Adams HuI between Eighth and Ninth
streets. Manchester. OLIVER B. DH Err.
Wholesale and Retail Candy Manufacturer,
Sole Agent. GA East Marshall street. 4te i
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No Household

ought 20 be without bottle of that best
family remedies, DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup,
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Chicago Grain and Produce Market.

Reported by c. f. Redford Il Co., GraIl
Commission Merchants No. 6 South Twelfth
street
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The Florence Dental Plate Brush
made expressly for CLEANING artificial teeth.
For sale by BOpEKER BROrHxRs, druggists.
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NTCGILVRA COLLEGE.
Shorthand AND Telegraphy

IHOROj CHILLY IAU CHI
by men of wide practical experience Day and
night sessions for ladies and gentlemen. Win
ter classes are now being formed Shorthand
taught by mail TO students who cannot attend
the College.
For terms, etc, address McGilyra College
of Telegraphy and Shorthand, Goddm Hall,
corner Eleventh and Bank streets, Richmond,
Va. iaG-Tu&Frly
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IOHN +. DOHERTY,
s.2 EAST MAIN STREET.
Always on hand.

Always Oh udilu,
AS FINE A STOCK OF GOODS
Nc can be found at any Merchant Tailoring
establishment in the country, and viii be made
and trimmed in the best manner. Thirty years
experience as leading cutter ought 10 guar
antee entire satisfaction. and will be sold at Il
very moderate profit. Jahioly
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HALLS CLEANING CREAM
L i for RENOVATING CLOTHES and RE
MOVING GREASE SPOTS. Useful in every
family. Ask your druggist for it. Price q
c""ts %: bottle. g
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To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE


IIrANTED-LIVE, ENERGETIC
w r.r with small capital 10 control the
....f.. patent article iu this State. Large
,-..t, ~ r.ebt parties. Call and eXamine.
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EDUCATIONAL.

SHORT-UAND.-SHO RT-H A y d
D correspondence executed with dispatch,
layuught Notes taken in Court. lnstruc-
t.n given.
TERMS: Reasonable Address,
". J.. HATCH.
-SuAW]m lib East Main street.
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FOR MINISTER TO TURKEY.
The Probable Successor of :. ;. Cox at
Constantinople.

Egbert l.. Viele, a representative in the
nresent CONGRESS from New York city. has
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lteber neutrality-suspicious..
3ounb Sop, @nbe SUM- 1887.

N0urD Sop, GnDe gum
Qugefidts Der SbatIa1e, baB mir
9ebrer uns tpieber einmal fammt uno
ionbers elmer Prtfung gu untersieben
haben uro ba, mie es mir i6eint, mats
der MiBgriff BON Seiten Der 2ebrer in
be1 Nuspabl Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
aemadt pirb, 10 min i9 einmal uers
iu6en, meinen I~angidbriseu grfabruns
gen Musbruf 81 geben.
gs i6eint mir, Defenders uuter ben
nur englii6 reoenben 2ebrern Wfooe
geworber sl iein, na9bem fie milf nI9
uno Gra6" Elm @ramen eriter &laHe
befianben baben, aud bic nnterri9tss
gegenfdnbe erfer 9lafe, bic MIR fur
uniere iogenannten rgraded schools"
berednet finb, in unieren Oorff9ulen
ei~nsufibren.
Sd mill babel ni6t in getra9t 5ies
ben, oh berienise, Der elm gramer in
@bemie, pbpfif, @eometrie, algebra,
Hydrologic gema9t bat, aud i'm
6tanbe 1T, in bieien 6d9ern Si unters
ridten, ionoern nur, Oh es bel uniern
S9uIperbdltnifen fur ben 2sbrer mOgs
lid 1T, bieien unterri9ts3meigen nit
grfpIg 8eriidlidtigung auge6eiben gu
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Der beluGt befanntIi9 nur bic Greis
i9ule) unb bel benz taft sdnsIiden
Wegfaa Der bdusli9en S9ularbeiten,
bat Der 2ebrer Der beuti9 ; amerifani'
fGen S9ule nur bic widtigifen 8egers
ftdnbe su Iebren; gebt er bariiber bins
aus, 70 fam er in feiner gesiebung
griinbIi1en grfolg baben.
gs 1T ber Bu1itabe bes @eieBes,
baB nir bic mi9tisiien @lementars
gegenitdnbe in unieren S9ulen unters
ri6iet werben iolen. @ltern begabter
9inber hebt es ia fret, fals es bic
Mittel erlauben, biefelben in h6bere
2ebranffaIten gu i6iden Ober einen
pripatlebrer au engagiren.
IS 1T am gnbe nitt f9tper, einigen
Defenders inteIigenten 6inoern aud
bic beregten b6beren @egenfdnbe moth.
barftig ein3utri6terr, nm pieleidt bel
etipaieen prifunsen pshow" bamit
treiben St f0nner.
Was ben beuii9en llnterridt in ur'
fern Sdulen anIanst, 10 gibt es leiber
bieIer unierer 2~anbsIeute, welGe bic
Widtigteit beRelben nidt einieben wol'
len unb fbnnei, mil iebo9 Der 9ebrer
feinen ginflub In bieier Besiebung GEL
teub MAIDEN, 10 pirb er i'm Mgemeiuen
tpobl freies Gelb baben. &C. t.
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fdenbier Iolte In teiaem Sauie feblen !

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